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Is there anyone else that prefers shall we say the darker styles of music, e.g. some 'Cure' etc
For dark you should watch classic pyschobillies The Cramps, filmed here in a lunatic asylum in 1979 (ignore the 1984 date on the film, that's when it was broadcast) singing the Human Fly.
Murder on the dance floor.
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They were definitely the more 'popish' end of the new romantic/electronic groups. I didn't dislike them but wouldn't say I was a huge fan either. I did like People are People because I liked the words.
They were actually really hard to dance to though, despite being more popish than The Cure or groups like that.
I once walked past Dave Gahn in the street in Manchester - took me about an hour to realise why that bloke had looked so familiar - they were all a bit ordinary.
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I really liked 'em especially "See you" but I think that they would have had more success if they'd kept hold of Vince Clarke. A bit like Rovers would have if they'd kept Shearer